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L adies ’.C oats ,.
W raps , J ackets ,
Infants Knit Hoods
Knit Woolen Shawls, Fascinators
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$1.00 each and upwards
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Ladies Knit Gloves and Mittens
All sizes and styles
Some of the latest....
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All to be sacrificed
In order to turn stock into money.
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A fe w p a ir s o f S h o e s , f r o m
L A D IE S SHOl
$3.oo to $4.50 value for $1.00
2 5 c e n ts t o $ 1 .0 0 p e r p a ir
M E N S SH O ES
$2.50 to $5.00 value for $1.00
IN F A N T S SH O ES
50 cents to $1.00 value for 25 ct
M ens and Boys Overcoats
i at less than - cost; we
need the money more
than we need the stock
This is an opportunity
seldom enjoyed.
Ladies Fancy Collars
35 to 75 cent value, at 15 cents each
A number of Ladies Belts
50 cent to $1.00 values for 25 cents each
Outing and Fleeced Goods
At greatly reduced prices |
VERAbbS 25 CTS PAIR
150 p a ir o f B o y s O v e r a lls a t t h e a b o v e p r ic e .
ASK TO SEE
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REMNANTS..
Our Grocery Department
T h e la t e s t
Ask for prices
On anything you want
t h i n g in T ie s ,
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Dry granulated cane sugar $5.50 cash
or $6.00 on credit.
Coal oil $3.00 • per case.
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Royal laundry soap, 9 bars for 25 cts
' Finest quality large Italian prunes,
a 25 pound box for $2.00.
Stock salt, 50 pound sack 40 cts each,
100 pound sack 75 cents each
Finest grade sterilised table and dairy
salt, 50 pound double sack 90 cts each
Canned fruit in one gallon tins, for
pies or sauce, at 50 cts to 60 cts per tin
Dried apricots 7J cents per pound
Yellow Newton or Spitzenberg apples
at $1.25 per box
L a d ie s a p d
G e n tle m e n s
S lip p e r s ,
W in t e r C a p s ,
M ens
M a c k in a w
and
D u c k C o a ts .
O u t in g s ,
W o r s te d s ,
Laces,
S ilk s ,
R ib b o n s ,
E m b r o id e r ie s ,
a t s u r p r is in g
B a r g a in
R e d u c tio n s .
B e s t q u a li t y
V e lv e t
W a is t P a tt e r n
5 y a rd to each
f o r $ 2 .5 0
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O n o u r O d d s a n d E n d s t a b le y o u w il l f i n d C re a m
e rs , B u t t e r D is h e s , S u g a r B o w ls ,
D is h e s , M u g s , E tc .; a ll g o o d
f i n e ly
P it c h
W a t e r S e ts , F r u i t
d e c o r a te d w a re , o d d
p ie c e s , w h ic h w e a r e o f f e r i n g a t le s s t h a n c o s t.
W e have
o ff e r e d
b a r g a in s
b u t n e ve r such
Mens and Boys Suits
200 Mens Suits $15 to $25 values
to be sold at a discount of 25 per ct
r 250 Boys and Vouths School and
Dress Suits af 25 per cent discount
All above are strictly new and up to date styles and
are the beet bargains ever offered in Sherman county
Prices M
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Steam fitting and plumbing to
your perfeot satisfaction by Miller
A Axtell. Headquarters at Carmo
The auction aale at Erekineville dy tiros.
ill take place on St. Valentines
Henry Hennagin was among the
day.
passengers on the last train from
W H Ragsdale and Robt W Bel- Biggg (Jan. 31st),driving into Moro
■bee, made a business trip to Grass next day. '
Valiev Tuesday.
Dr. C. Hartley, ie permanently
For first class Watch repairing looated in Wasoo for the practice of
Uke your work to L. W. Ross. All Dentistry. Chargee reasonable, and
work guaranteed.
all work guaranteed.
Ioe in the Columbia river this
There is no danger of a food fam
ine iu Sherman county. Slocks are winter meisures from 15 to 150 feet
in thickness, according to the man
well up in all the store«.
ner of its lodgment.
We may hear of trains running
Sheriff McCoy brought the Moro
oat of Portland sometime next week
mail
of January 30tb, from the C 8
bat soaroely expect to see it.
Ry postal car at Wasco, on the 7th
Many residents along the Colom of this month. Thanks.
bia river are putting up ice for sale
Mr and Mrs C K Cochran enter
when hot weather comes.
tained at whist Wednesday evening.
Dr J Fred James has not given Mrs JO Elrod, Miss Nellie Rose,and
up hie Moro business,office nor resi E H Moore and Roy Powell, were
dence. He is practicing temporari awarded prizes.
ly at Antelope.
Charley Diekman and his brother
The Moro Amateur Theatrical As in law, Mr Monroe, made a flying
sooiation are making arrangements business trip to Moro this week, 20
for putting on a grand Drama-Corn milee and back iu three days and
edy sometime in March.
two nights. Talk about your sleigh
rideel
Gee.
All reports to the contrary, Mr
less, Womens, aid Childnss
S H O E S !
FRIDAY...................... F u . 8, 1907
Wu invite the patroaagB if other S h irn n county merchants is veil as presset and prospective customers
A a jsfffc.
qulokly at the 8 T Co etore.
L. W. Roes. Jeweler, Waeoo, Or.
It is wonderful how soon a cold
The price of The Observer is 1 1.60 wave affects the price of eggs. The
r veer. 7S oente for elx m onth., SO sente
r four m oatb s-b o t If paid In edvanoewe heue must work on a hair trigger.
C
•Jaapt f i.6 0 la fa ll for > year*. Shorter
tenaa than o n . year U M oanta par month.
Little Ola Huis has lost her eye
Church and Society notice. F R E E , ex
glasses, with a black guard. Will
cept when for money m aking purpose«
Such notice, at regular rate, at the option finder please leave them at this
of the publisher..
office.
HOMO, S H U M A N CO.,OBSOON:
b e fo r e ,
o ffe r.
Mens Underw ear
Can be had at this sale at prices
that will justify you buying Five
Years supply at this time.
A few Shirts, Hats, and Rubber Boots,
at one half cost while they last; beside other
articles of mens wear too numerous to mention
tori n all n r lu p in riilt tie stool Inti.-
SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY, S ,
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The
World
Famous
Packard
Shoe
Best Stock of High Tops Ever Shown
Most Complete Line
AT
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in The County
STO R E
OF
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
Sam P Brishine dug through
and Mrs J T Bootbby are not above
associating with their neighbors inches of frozen ground Wednesday
on a south slope of his farm, before
since January 17. It ie a boy.
We learn that County Clerk H S reaohing the soft earth. This shows
MsDanel succeeded In reaching that the snow has not rotted the ioe
Portland in tine to attend the funer crust of the soil yet, in a manner
al of hie sister Kate Sunday—56 pleasant to (hink about.
Dan MoLachlan was one of the
hours en route from Moro.
Portland visitors who walked part A modern hospital for the treatment of all medioal and surgica
Ed Ball, all who know him will qf the way home last week. Alter
diseases, except such as are oontagious.
be pleased to learn that he isn’t go wearing bis whiskers 26 years he
ing to give Monkland the good bye, left them in Portland this trip, and
n « ttes, fro m $ 1 0 .0 0 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e r w e e k , a c c o r d in g to room
but is going to put in a stock of his family didn’t know him when
Ambulanoe will meet all trains and boats if hospital Is notified.
goods there and become Nasby him he tramped into the house.
self.
F or F urther In fo r m a tio n A d d rea a
The DeMoss Family Bards, with
Ellsworth Betbers formerly of the full strength of their Company,
Drs. Ferguson and Reuter,
this oounty, who has been in bad 11 persons, will give a oonoert in
M e d ic a l D ir e c to r s.
health for some time, has gone to Grass Valley Opera house Monday
Lower California in the hope of bet evening, February 11th. Also In
taring his condition. Mrs B is still Demoss Church, Wednesday even
In the Dalles.
ing, Feb. 13th. See email bills.
Emmitt Sells surprised bis folks
Wednesday Mr and Mrs Albert
I« of no use because it needs a dollar* worth of repairs.
A watch In
by coming home this week via. Col
that shape repreeeuta money that isn’t working, and money that does
Woods and Mrs MoLachlan dropped
not work doesn’t do Its füll duty.
fax. Elmer Heath of Grass Valley,
into a water hole on the Cohorn
and J H Bottemiller of Kent, came grade, where the body of the back
ir you own a helpleaa, uaeleas U m epkw e, why don’t yon bring It Io
our repair department?
We are well equipped to change it into an
through also, somehow. J H says
was all that saved them from going
article that you oan again depend upon.
walking was bad.
through to China. One horse got
Of oourae we charge for this aervloe according to the extent of the
repair* that are necessary. But In any event the amount w ill be very
Postmaster J M Parry was lucky down and they had a rough time to
email, very small Indeed, compared with tha advantage of having a
Tuesday, oatcbing a ride home via. straighten things out.
etopjied' watch turned Into a reliable timepiece.
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Grants with Robert Urquhart. He
Mrs Horace Strong and Mies Flor
V . W . R o bb , J e w e le r , W bbco , O re g o n .
left his son John recovering and out ence Andrus deoided upon a sleigh
of danger from a reoent violent at ride Tueeday, and after hitching up
tack of appendicitis, which required the team all right seated themselvee
an operation from which he rallied in the rig and eaid gid-ap; but the
nicely.
team wasn’t strong enough to move
THE D A L LE S H O SP IT A L
M a n y a : $ 2 0 W atch
The 15 inohea of beautiful enow
reported last week Tuesday didn't
all follow the Chinook. Monday of
this week we had 22 inches. Tues
day it slushed to about 8 wet inchee
not over 1 percent, of the moisture
Soaked into the earth. Conditions
are right for a bountiful harvest of
spring wheat this year, however.
Robert Urquhart took Reverends
Johnson and Buchanan to Grants
Monday, on their start homeward.
He bad an unbroken road all the
way before him, and consumed the
most of two days on the trip. He
suoceeded in securing a copy of the
Oregonian, Feb. 2d. It isn’t quite
worn out, and if anybody ia looking
for news we will loan then this latest
date.
We succeeded in distributing The
Observer very well last week con
sidering that there was but one
mail route (Monkland), running.
Mr Froebe took the Waeoo bundle
Saturday; Robert W Belsbee took
Erskinville and Grave Valley Tues
day, J H DeMoss took Demoss on
Toeeday. We appreciate such fa
vors at suoh times as this.
The Moro Peroberon Association,
owner of Pastuer, held its annual
masting in this oity on the 4th. Its
members are highly enoouraged by
the results of the past year, and are
hopeful for future suoceas. Offioers
for the ensuing year were elected:
F A Sayres, president; J F Belsbee,
John Christiansen, Thomas Searoy,
directors; John Christiansen, treas
urer; Robert W Belshee, secretary.
There are two slides on the ORN
between Dalles city and Portland
that baffle the skill and ingenuity
of every ratlway man on the line.
The jar which Gifford photograptAsd
last year, that big blast that shook
the earth for 25 miles, is responsi
ble for it. Perpendioular oolumns
100 feet high, and other rock loosen
ed by that “big achievement” will
be tumbling down upon the track
every freest for 50 years to oome.
When one gets to fooling with mother
earth ite beet to know what they
are at.
the sled! A passing traveler came
to their relief with a chock and a
rail, and pried the frozen runners
loose from the ground, then the ride
was enjoyed.
MORO PHARMACY
Expert,
Experienced,
R egistered P h arm acists
fled lcin es C arefully Compounded.
It was reported here Wednesday ^
that the O R & N bridge had wash
ed out over DeeChutes river, at the
east approach. If this be true it is
reasonable to suppose that Dee
Chutes river is out of its banks, and Any and all Kinds of P a te n t M e d ic in e Always In S to ck
possibly the Free Bridge is damag
ed. We have not beard a word from
The Villa for three weeks, and nat
urally we feel much concerned as
how our children are circumstanced.
WASCO MILLING CO.
There is no way of reaching them at
present over any road.
. 1 RUBBER GOODS, PERFUMERY,
BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES, C1CARS.
We have a full and oomplete file
of the daily Spokesman-Review ac
cumulated at Biggs since the em
bargo, but we oannot get the papers
beoause the wire is down between
The Observer office and 210 Mary
land Ave., Washington city. A pool
was formed here and everybody
ohipped in, but the P.O.D. required
so many foolish questions to be an
swered that our plan to get tbs mail
was abandoned. That’s what makes
so many ‘loyal’ citizens in America,
just hankerin’ for an opportunity to
swat the lazy Japs.
Henry DeMoss was persuaded to
ooms to Moro Monday after a sleigh
load of wood for a widow woman,
and when he returned in the even
ing, worried and fagged by the fa
tigue and exposure of the day, he
oollapsed as quick as be entered
his own home,completely paralysed.
Instead of sending for Drs. Coffin
right then and there, Mrs DeMoss
brought out bis shaving-cup, brush
and razor, when it dawned upon
Henry that this was the anniversa
ry of his birth, and what had par
alysed him was in reality prepara
tions for its celebration. He soon
returned upon thesoenein full dress
for ap evening of social gaiety, fpr-
got about the Wood hauling prank
which was o d y a iu se to get him
away from town and surprise him
on his return,all of which was vary
handsomely accomplished.
M A L P A S A C K oT ear h.r h grad* «a
•qtud ia result« to • fttll wck W o tte r
brand«. 'Tta tha bast oe th« laarka* lor halt
a<aln th* maacy.
Uniform la quality and
purity.
Th« hifh est d«r«tne»inat oi tha
m iller’« art. combined with tha rucy b««t
wheat that is raiaad ia Sharmaa ceoety.
trt
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WASCO MILLING CO.
Wasco, Or.
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wc tbs man bi mac If.
I l ’i hh letter head,
kh envelope, hie burineea card, circular« er
catalogue. Y o u aLcs the m an up hy them
»blag*. W hat fappr— lon of a man and hh
buainem do you get If ha writes to you en
c a p p in g paper er axle grease stationary}
H o w does your* look? b It neat, tasty and
modem? It to If T h a M oro Observer Jah
Department prints IL Better bring b that
next Jobs.
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